Hospital Crisis Support and Rare Childhood Disease Treatment
This act amends the Medical Fund, establishing new sub-funds. One aims to strengthen hospitals for crises like war, through infrastructure and equipment investments. The second sub-fund will finance the treatment of rare diseases in children, including expensive one-time therapies, potentially improving access to specialized care for young patients.
Key points
Hospitals will receive financial support to prepare for crisis situations, such as war, enhancing citizens' health security.
A new fund is created for treating rare diseases in children, covering the costs of innovative, one-time hospital therapies previously unavailable or very expensive for families.
Increased funding for improving the quality of patient service in IT systems, which may streamline access to online medical information and services.
The Medical Fund's financing for 2026-2029 has been increased, meaning more resources for healthcare investments.
55%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-11-21
For
242
Against
0
Abstain
199
Status:
Enacted
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